A filing error. A marriage neither of them signed up for. A love story neither of them saw coming.

Nora Okonkwo-Bell hates Paperwork Day at the Sycamore Arms — folding chairs, a crockpot no one's seen cooked, and her landlord's endless binders. She doesn't expect to leave that lobby legally married to Jonah Reyes, the quiet neighbor she knows only as "the guy who holds the elevator."

It's not romantic. It's a clerical mistake — Mrs. Papadakis, mixing up a marriage license with a storage unit amendment, handed them the wrong folder to sign. What follows should be simple: annul it, move on, laugh about it later.

Instead, a sixty-day waiting period turns into shared dinners, a power-outage confession, and the slow, undeniable realization that whatever this accident started, neither of them wants to undo it. Then a system error erases their marriage entirely — and Jonah has to decide, in a doorway, whether to let the paperwork keep making their choices for them, or finally make one of his own.

A laugh-out-loud, heartfelt marriage-of-convenience romance about the family you build by accident, the landlord who refuses to feel sorry about her mistake, and the love that survives two weddings, one flood, and a load-bearing wall nobody saw coming.

Book Three of the Accidentally Married series.